Η Καινη Διαθηκη, and other links

The posting of links does not constitute an endorsement of the sites linked, and not necessarily even agreement with the specific posts linked.

• Η Καινη Διαθηκη Novum Testamentum, Joannis Milii (John Mills) 1707 -- “John Mill’s compilation or collation of all of the older TR Greek texts.”
• A Vindication of I John, v. 7. from the Objections of M. Griesbach (Second Edition) by Thomas Burgess -- “His view of the subject is partial and defective. He examines the external evidence very elaborately, but dismisses the internal evidence hastily and contemptuously.”
• Can The Intuitively Contradictory Life Be Saved? -- “In two wholly separated kinds of people and streams of thought, contradictory and non-contradictory, is resolution between the two possible...Neither frame of thought will relinquish what they intuitively grasp as normal...”
• Central Freight Lines to shut down after 96 years -- “A source close to CFL told FreightWaves that CFL had ‘too much debt and too many unpaid bills’ to continue operating, despite exploring all available options to keep its doors open.”
• Do we correct the Textus Receptus with new discoveries? -- “This was the view concerning the text of Scripture among Reformed Christendom until B. B. Warfield made the Enlightenment & counter-reformation views of the papist Richard Simon palatable to our seminaries.”
• How Many Words in the 1769 edition of the King James Bible -- “Many books and websites list faulty statistics on the King James Bible. Of course the number of books (66) and chapters (1,189) are fairly easy to count. However...”
• Illinois vaccination mandate spurs 3 volunteer fire districts to decline medical calls -- “He said if the language in the Executive Order changes or is rescinded the department would resume taking EMS first responder medical calls.”
• Liz Cheney Publicizes Donald Trump Jr. Text Messages, Manages to Kneecap Her January 6th Conspiracy Narrative -- “...the biggest takeaway from this is that there is no evidence here of some grand conspiracy to overthrow the US government as Nancy Pelosi, Liz Cheney, and others have publicly speculated.”
• Missing 6-year-old and mom may have been ‘taken against their will,’ Georgia cops say -- “A Levi’s Call — a type of Amber Alert — was issued for 6-year-old Rachel Zecena after she and her mother were last known to be in the Atlanta area, according to a Dec. 28 news release from the Georgia Bureau of Investigation.”
• Missing Papyri Professor Must Return $7 Million to Hobby Lobby -- “According to the lawsuit, Obbink worked as a private antiquities dealer in addition to his academic work. He sold Hobby Lobby four lots of papyri between 2010 and 2013, as the Oklahoma-based company invested in an expansive collection that it would use to launch the Museum of the Bible...”
• Non-TR, Non-KJV Blogger defends The Johannine Comma -- “I initially dismissed the Comma because of the lack of Greek manuscripts which support it. That was a mistake. There is a LOT of other evidence to consider.”
• Psalm 12:6-7 -- “In this video Dr.s’ Van Kleeck discuss the purity and preservation of the words of Scripture and the debate over whether ‘keep them’ refers to the poor or to the words of Scripture.”
• Reformed Bibliology Podcast -- “Tota Scriptura divinitus est inspirata, & utilis ad doctrina...”
• Scotch-Irish or Scots-Irish: What’s in a Name? -- “Scotch-Irish is first documented in the British Isles, where it referred to Gaelic-speaking Highlanders and Islanders from western Scotland, people who had long moved back and forth to northeastern Ireland...”
• The life and times of Olexa R. Harbuziuk -- “His mission in life became to proclaim the gospel and the good news of salvation in Jesus Christ, and to help people in whatever way he could.”
• The Most Important Bible Translation You’ve Never Heard of -- “...in antiquity, the Septuagint was not actually one thing that existed as a distinct physical entity.”
• Ukrainian Baptists in North Dakota -- “At the very beginning, Oleksa Mykolaiv came to us. He knew the English language; therefore, he helped our people with his good advice. He was always the interpreter during the purchase of land, and later he came to us and preached the Gospel.”
• Why Copiers Jam on Mondays -- “Every wonder why it seems copiers tend to jam and mess up more on Mondays than on any other day of the week? And on mornings more than afternoons and evenings?”
• Why Not Skip the Genealogies? -- “Although the names are difficult to pronounce, genealogies are valuable because they are part of Scripture. You just need to dig a little bit to get their significance.”
• Which Bible Version: Does it Really Matter? -- “There are certain key verses in the Old and New Testaments by which the various modern versions may be evaluated.”
• WM 217: Rejoinder to Hixson on the TR and “Getting the Data Right” -- “He provides a link to the podcast interview, but he only cites one statement from me in the written article (and even that was not cited as a direct quotation), out of context...”